@skydiveai/pi-extensions 0.1.254-beta.65 → 0.1.254-beta.67

package/dist/index.mjs

@@ -4585,26 +4585,48 @@ function isEchoNoop(command) {
 	return arg.length <= ECHO_ARG_MAX_LEN && !ECHO_ARG_METACHARS.test(arg);
 }
 /**
-* True when the whole command is a shell no-op: only bare `true`/`:`,
-* pure `echo` calls, and comments, joined by `;`, `&&`, or newlines. Commands
-* that merely CONTAIN a no-op (`git foo || true`) are real work and never
-* match — `||` is deliberately not a no-op separator, because the left side
-* of `||` runs.
+* A `platform channel suppress-reply` invocation. Calling it once per
+* response scope is the documented way to hold silence; the server already
+* returns an advisory on the second call in the same scope. Anything past
+* that is a loop: 2026-10-13, one agent run fired it 3,098 times over two
+* hours (with the advisory text coming back every time) and burned a
+* customer's whole credit before the billing gate stopped it.
 */
-function isBareNoop(command) {
+const SUPPRESS_REPLY_RE = /^platform channel suppress-reply(?:\s+[^\n;&|`$]*)?$/;
+/**
+* True when one `;`/`&&`/newline-separated segment is a `platform channel
+* suppress-reply` invocation with its own arguments only: nothing chained
+* after it, no shell metacharacters. `platform channel suppress-reply ; git
+* push` does not match (the real command after the `;` must reset the
+* streak on its own).
+*/
+function isSuppressReplyCall(segment) {
+	return SUPPRESS_REPLY_RE.test(segment.trim());
+}
+/**
+* True when the whole command contributes to a silence-holding streak: every
+* `;`/`&&`/newline-separated segment is a bare no-op or an exact
+* `platform channel suppress-reply` call. A real command chained onto a
+* suppress-reply (`platform channel suppress-reply ; git push`, or a
+* suppress-reply on the next line of a multi-line command) is real work and
+* resets the streak; the mirrored order (`true ; platform channel
+* suppress-reply`) still counts, so alternating segment order cannot dodge
+* the guard.
+*/
+function isSilenceCommand(command) {
 	const trimmed = command.trim();
 	if (trimmed.length === 0) return false;
-	return trimmed.split(/;|&&|\n/).every(segmentIsNoop);
+	return trimmed.split(/;|&&|\n/).every((s) => segmentIsNoop(s) || isSuppressReplyCall(s));
 }
 function noopBlockReason(streak, aborted) {
-	const stop = "No-op loop: a bare `true`/`:` or a pure `echo` does nothing; it only costs a model round trip. If you are holding silence (e.g. right after `platform channel suppress-reply`) or waiting on something, the right move is to END THE TURN: emitting nothing IS the silence, and it costs zero commands. If a real process needs the wait, use `bg_run` or schedule a wake (`platform automation create --at <time>`).";
+	const stop = "No-op loop: a bare `true`/`:` or a pure `echo` does nothing, and `platform channel suppress-reply` only works once per response scope; repeating either just costs a model round trip. If you are holding silence (e.g. right after `platform channel suppress-reply`) or waiting on something, the right move is to END THE TURN: emitting nothing IS the silence, and it costs zero commands. If a real process needs the wait, use `bg_run` or schedule a wake (`platform automation create --at <time>`).";
 	const escalate = aborted ? ` This run has now fired ${streak} consecutive no-ops; the harness is aborting it.` : ` ${Math.max(25 - streak, 0)} more before the harness aborts the run.`;
 	const bypass = ` If this specific command genuinely needs to run, append \` # ${BYPASS_HINT$1}\`.`;
 	return stop + escalate + bypass;
 }
 /** Count one bash command against the streak; returns the new streak. */
 function recordNoopCommand(state, command) {
-	if (!isBareNoop(command) || hasBypassMarker$1(command)) {
+	if (!isSilenceCommand(command) || hasBypassMarker$1(command)) {
 		state.streak = 0;
 		return 0;
 	}

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@skydiveai/pi-extensions",
-  "version": "0.1.254-beta.65",
+  "version": "0.1.254-beta.67",
   "homepage": "https://skydive.com",
   "license": "MIT",
   "author": "Create, Inc.",